LiHO Menu Singapore Prices 2026 [Updated]
LiHO (Hokkien for “how are you?”) is a homegrown Singaporean bubble tea brand founded by Rodney Tang of RTG Holdings in 2017, built by converting around 80 Gong Cha outlets after RTG’s franchise agreement ended with the Taiwanese parent.
The brand has grown back to around 94 outlets island wide, which is the biggest bubble tea footprint in Singapore. Prices start from a myLiHOTEA member Milk Tea with Golden Pearl at S$1.90, a classic Milk Tea Medium from S$4.80 and a Royal Milk Guan Yin at S$3.50 M / S$4.50 L.
Signature drinks cover the Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea (LiHO’s number one top 10 drink), Singa-Pandan Shake, CheezHO cheese tea range, the Light Milk Tea Cloud series, Coconut Macchiato Flower drinks and Avocado Garden fruit teas. LiHO Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. Most outlets open 10.30am to 10pm, and delivery runs through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo.
LiHO Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Prices below are organised by category. LiHO runs two sizes: Medium (M, around 500ml) and Large (L, around 700ml). Prices can vary slightly by outlet, and delivery platforms typically mark up 10 to 20 percent over counter prices.
Classic Milk Tea
LiHO’s milk tea range inherits the Gong Cha playbook: Royal Milk Guan Yin at S$3.50 M / S$4.50 L is the cheapest and the brand’s long time anchor. Classic Milk Tea, Royal Oolong Milk Tea and Royal Jing Syuan Milk Tea sit at S$4.80 M / S$5.80 L. Royal Da Hong Pao Milk Tea at S$5.30 M / S$6.30 L uses the premium Wuyi rock tea leaves and is the premium flagship.
| Milk Tea | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Milk Guan Yin | S$3.50 | S$4.50 |
| Classic Milk Tea | S$4.80 | S$5.80 |
| Royal Oolong Milk Tea | S$4.80 | S$5.80 |
| Royal Jing Syuan Milk Tea | S$4.80 | S$5.80 |
| Royal Da Hong Pao Milk Tea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Hazelnut Milk Tea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Caramel Milk Tea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Gula Melaka Milk Tea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Jasmine Milk Tea with Brown Sugar Pearl | S$5.60 | S$6.60 |
Royal Oolong and Royal Series
LiHO’s Royal tea range covers Royal Milk Guan Yin, Royal Oolong, Royal Jing Syuan and Royal Da Hong Pao, each available as plain tea, milk tea or Fresh Milk tea. Guan Yin is the floral tea, Oolong is the roasted tea, Jing Syuan is the milky Taiwanese Jin Xuan oolong, and Da Hong Pao is the premium Wuyi rock oolong.
CheezHO Cheese Tea
LiHO’s CheezHO is the brand’s cheese foam top on tea, introduced during the 2017 rebrand from Gong Cha. Cheese Guan Yin at S$4.10 M / S$5.10 L is the cheapest CheezHO. Cheese Jing Syuan Tea and CheezHO Oolong sit at the same price. For diners who want fruit with cheese foam, CheezHO Avocado at S$6.30 M / S$7.30 L adds the signature avocado base.
| CheezHO Cheese Tea | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Guan Yin | S$4.10 | S$5.10 |
| Cheese Jing Syuan Tea | S$4.10 | S$5.10 |
| CheezHO Oolong | S$4.10 | S$5.10 |
| CheezHO Avocado | S$6.30 | S$7.30 |
| Cheese Mango Smoothie | S$6.90 | S$7.90 |
| Cheese Ovaltine Smoothie | S$6.90 | S$7.90 |
| Cheese and Choc Smoothie | S$6.90 | S$7.90 |
Fresh Milk and Oat Milk Tea
For premium milk upgrades, Fresh Milk Oolong and Fresh Milk Guan Yin at S$5.60 M / S$6.60 L swap non dairy creamer for real dairy. Oat Milk Da Hong Pao and Oat Milk Jasmine at S$5.90 M / S$6.90 L use oat milk for a vegan friendly option (though check with the outlet since some LiHO oat drinks may still contain traces of dairy).
| Fresh Milk and Oat Milk Tea | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh Milk Oolong | S$5.60 | S$6.60 |
| Fresh Milk Guan Yin | S$5.60 | S$6.60 |
| Oat Milk Da Hong Pao | S$5.90 | S$6.90 |
| Oat Milk Jasmine | S$5.90 | S$6.90 |
Avocado Garden
LiHO’s Avocado Garden is a signature series: Pandan Avocado at S$5.90 M / S$6.90 L (fresh avocado blended with pandan), Tropical Mango Avocado at S$6.30 M / S$7.30 L, CheezHO Avocado at S$6.30 M / S$7.30 L and Brown Sugar Pearl Avocado at S$5.30 M / S$6.30 L. These are blended drinks with real avocado chunks.
| Avocado Garden | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Pandan Avocado | S$5.90 | S$6.90 |
| Tropical Mango Avocado | S$6.30 | S$7.30 |
| CheezHO Avocado | S$6.30 | S$7.30 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Avocado | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
Fruitea (Fruit Tea)
LiHO’s Fruitea range sits at S$5.30 M / S$6.30 L: Peach Oolong Fruitea, Lychee Jasmine Fruitea and Mango Delight. Singapore Fruit Tea at S$4.90 M / S$5.90 L is the brand’s local inspired blend (pandan, lychee and other local fruits). Red Bull Lychee Rose and Red Bull Honey Calamansi at S$6.90 M / S$7.90 L are the energy drink crossovers.
| Fruitea | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Delight | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Peach Oolong Fruitea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Lychee Jasmine Fruitea | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Singapore Fruit Tea | S$4.90 | S$5.90 |
| Red Bull Lychee Rose | S$6.90 | S$7.90 |
| Red Bull Honey Calamansi | S$6.90 | S$7.90 |
| Golden Yuzu Juice with Golden Ai Yu | S$3.70 | S$4.70 |
Light Milk Tea Cloud Series
Launched in 2024, the Light Milk Tea Cloud series uses a lighter whipped milk tea topping (less sweet, less heavy than cheese foam). Four permanent flavours at S$5.30 M / S$6.30 L: Jasmine, Osmanthus, Orchid and Money Money Light Milk Tea Cloud.
| Light Milk Tea Cloud | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Light Milk Tea Cloud | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Osmanthus Light Milk Tea Cloud | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Orchid Light Milk Tea Cloud | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
| Money Money Light Milk Tea Cloud | S$5.30 | S$6.30 |
Coconut Macchiato Flower
LiHO’s Coconut Macchiato Flower series was launched in May 2023 as a Singapore first. Little Yellow Flower (Da Hong Pao Oat Latte with coconut foam top) and Little Red Flower (dark chocolate milk with coconut foam) at S$5.60 M / S$6.60 L. Each drink is topped with latte art shaped like a flower.
| Coconut Macchiato Flower | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Little Yellow Flower (Da Hong Pao Oat Latte) | S$5.60 | S$6.60 |
| Little Red Flower (Dark Chocolate Milk) | S$5.60 | S$6.60 |
Cheese Ice Cream Series
Select LiHO outlets (around 20 outlets including JEM, Junction 8 and Our Tampines Hub) carry the Cheese Ice Cream Series: Cheese Ice Cream Black Tea from S$3.50 (cheapest option on the whole menu), Cheese Ice Cream Choco at S$4.90 and Cheese Ice Cream Passionfruit at S$5.90. Diners can also add cheese ice cream as a +S$1.50 topping to any regular bubble tea.
| Cheese Ice Cream Series | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Ice Cream Black Tea | S$3.50 | S$4.50 |
| Cheese Ice Cream Choco | S$4.90 | S$5.90 |
| Cheese Ice Cream Passionfruit | S$5.90 | S$6.90 |
Signature Specialty Drinks
Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea at S$6.50 M / S$7.50 L is LiHO’s number one top 10 drink: milk green tea infused with kaya, topped with cheese ice cream and two toast biscuit slices. Singa-Pandan Shake at S$5.90 M / S$6.90 L is a pandan milkshake with salted caramel sauce, whipped cream and caramelised cookie crumbs, now permanent on the menu.
| Signature Specialty | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea | S$6.50 | S$7.50 |
| Singa-Pandan Shake | S$5.90 | S$6.90 |
Lit Coffee
LiHO’s Lit Coffee range covers Signature Coffee at S$3.90 M / S$4.90 L (the cheapest coffee option), Da Hong Pao Yuan Yang at S$4.30 M / S$5.30 L (the classic Hong Kong milk tea coffee blend) and various coffee latte options.
| Lit Coffee | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Signature Coffee | S$3.90 | S$4.90 |
| Da Hong Pao Yuan Yang (Milk Tea + Coffee) | S$4.30 | S$5.30 |
Yakult Drinks
LiHO’s Yakult range appears seasonally rather than as a permanent line. When available, Yakult Green Tea sits around S$5.30 M / S$6.30 L. Red Bull Lychee Rose and Red Bull Honey Calamansi are the standing energy drink options.
Pure Tea
Jasmine Green Tea and Oolong Tea at S$2.80 M / S$3.50 L are the cheapest cold drinks on the LiHO menu after Royal Milk Guan Yin.
| Pure Tea | Size M | Size L |
|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Green Tea | S$2.80 | S$3.50 |
| Oolong Tea | S$2.80 | S$3.50 |
Toppings and Add Ons
Toppings sit at +S$0.70 to +S$0.80 each: Golden Pearl (brown sugar pearls, the brand’s signature) at +S$0.80, Pearl (standard tapioca) at +S$0.70, Herbal Jelly at +S$0.70, Aiyu Jelly at +S$0.70, Pudding at +S$0.80, Red Bean at +S$0.80. Premium add ons: Cheese Ice Cream +S$1.50 and Cheese Foam (CheezHO top) +S$1.20.
| Toppings and Add Ons | Price |
|---|---|
| Golden Pearl (brown sugar pearls) | +S$0.80 |
| Pearl | +S$0.70 |
| Herbal Jelly | +S$0.70 |
| Aiyu Jelly | +S$0.70 |
| Pudding | +S$0.80 |
| Red Bean | +S$0.80 |
| Cheese Ice Cream | +S$1.50 |
| Cheese Foam (CheezHO) | +S$1.20 |
Sizes
Two sizes: Medium (M, around 500ml) and Large (L, around 700ml). A LiHO Medium measures around 447ml of liquid in a beaker test (ice and toppings removed), which puts it slightly below the industry average.
Sugar and Ice Customisation
All LiHO drinks allow sugar and ice level customisation. Sugar levels: 0 (no sugar), 25 percent (quarter sweet), 50 percent (half sweet), 75 percent (less sweet) and 100 percent (full). Ice levels: no ice, less ice, full ice.
Breakfast Menu
LiHO Singapore does not run a dedicated breakfast menu. All drinks are available from opening (usually 10am to 10.30am).
Deals and Promotions
LiHO’s myLiHOTEA app loyalty programme is the standing cheap option: free sign up, and one Medium Milk Tea with Golden Pearl at S$1.90 (one cup per member per day). GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo run bundle promos monthly. The brand has run 1 for 1 drinks promos a few times a year (last major run September 2022 across 30 of 94 outlets). Follow @lihosg on Instagram for the current month.
Happy Hour
LiHO Singapore does not run a formal happy hour. For cheaper drinks, use the myLiHOTEA app S$1.90 Milk Tea with Golden Pearl deal, or go for Jasmine Green Tea at S$2.80 Medium.
Delivery and Minimum Order
LiHO Singapore delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. There is no in house LiHO delivery service. Delivery platforms set their own thresholds, usually S$10 to S$15 minimum. Delivery hours follow outlet opening hours, typically 10.30am to 10pm.
Payment Methods
In store LiHO Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. CapitaLand mall outlets accept STAR$ and eCapitaVoucher. myLiHOTEA app payments offer bonus points on top of the standing promo pricing.
Outlets in Singapore
Around 94 outlets island wide, which is the biggest bubble tea footprint in Singapore. Mall outlets include Orchard Gateway, Waterway Point, Tampines Mall, The Star Vista, Junction 8, Funan, Bugis+, VivoCity, Hougang Mall, Westgate, Jurong Point, Nex, Compass One, Causeway Point, Bedok Mall, PLQ Mall, Northpoint City and more. MRT level outlets include Dhoby Ghaut MRT and Clarke Quay. Jewel Changi Airport also has a LiHO outlet.
24 Hour and Late Night Outlets
No LiHO Singapore outlet is open 24 hours. Dhoby Ghaut MRT and VivoCity run the latest hours, typically to 10.30pm on weekends. Most mall outlets close at 10pm.
Drive Thru
LiHO Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are takeaway, limited dine in seating and delivery only.
Ordering Options, Parties and Bulk Orders
Order at counter, through the myLiHOTEA app for pickup, or through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. For office parties of 20 cups or more, call the nearest outlet at least 24 hours ahead.
Halal Status
LiHO Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. The brand uses no pork or alcohol (except the Red Bull energy drinks for Red Bull range), so most items are inherently Muslim friendly in ingredient terms, but the kitchen has not pursued the MUIS halal certification process. Muslim diners should check with the outlet before ordering.
Ingredients and Sourcing
LiHO sources Taiwanese Guan Yin, Jing Syuan, Oolong and Da Hong Pao tea leaves directly from Taiwan tea estates (inherited from the Gong Cha supply chain). Golden Pearl brown sugar pearls are made with Taiwanese tapioca and local brown sugar. Fresh milk and oat milk come from Singapore and regional dairy suppliers. The Kaya in Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea is local pandan kaya.
Calories and Nutrition
LiHO Singapore does not publish a full calorie sheet. For reference against industry data: a Classic Milk Tea Medium at 100 percent sugar is around 320 to 400 calories, Golden Pearl topping adds another 180 to 220 calories, Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea Medium is around 500 to 600 calories (the cheese ice cream and toast biscuits add significantly), and Pure Jasmine Green Tea without sugar is around 10 to 20 calories.
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
LiHO milk teas use non dairy creamer by default (contains milk proteins and may contain soy). Golden Pearl brown sugar pearls are tapioca based and gluten free. Oat Milk drinks contain oats (not gluten free unless certified). Cheese Ice Cream and CheezHO contain dairy. Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea contains wheat (toast biscuit). Fresh fruit drinks may contain traces of other fruits. The brand does not add MSG.
Vegetarian Options
Most LiHO drinks are lacto vegetarian: all milk teas, CheezHO cheese tea, Fruitea, Avocado Garden and Lit Coffee. For vegan diners, Pure Tea (Jasmine Green, Oolong), fresh fruit teas without milk or cheese foam, and Oat Milk drinks are safe options. Note that non dairy creamer contains milk proteins, so standard milk teas are not vegan despite the name.
LiHO Singapore FAQ
Is LiHO halal in Singapore? No. LiHO Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. The brand uses no pork or alcohol in standard drinks, but the kitchen has not pursued the MUIS halal certification process.
Where is LiHO from? Singapore. LiHO is a homegrown Singapore brand founded by Rodney Tang of RTG Holdings. The name is Hokkien for “how are you?”.
Is LiHO the same as Gong Cha? Not any more. LiHO was created in 2017 when RTG Holdings’ Gong Cha franchise agreement ended, and all 80 Singapore Gong Cha outlets were converted to LiHO at a reported cost of around S$1 million. Gong Cha has since relaunched in Singapore as a separate brand under a different operator.
Who owns LiHO? Rodney Tang (RTG Holdings), the Singapore entrepreneur who originally brought Gong Cha to Singapore as a franchisee in 2009.
When did LiHO open in Singapore? May 2017, with all 80 Gong Cha Singapore outlets replaced by LiHO by 5 June 2017.
How many LiHO outlets are in Singapore? Around 94 outlets island wide. This is the biggest bubble tea footprint in Singapore.
What does LiHO mean? LiHO is Hokkien for “how are you?” or “are you well?”. The brand uses it as a friendly, informal greeting that fits Singapore’s local vernacular.
What is LiHO signature drink? Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea at S$6.50 Medium, which ranks number one on LiHO’s top 10 list: milk green tea infused with kaya, topped with cheese ice cream and two toast biscuit slices.
How much is a classic Milk Tea at LiHO? S$4.80 Medium or S$5.80 Large.
How much is Royal Milk Guan Yin at LiHO? S$3.50 Medium or S$4.50 Large. This is the cheapest milk tea on the LiHO menu.
How much is Milk Tea with Golden Pearl at LiHO? With myLiHOTEA app membership, Medium Milk Tea with Golden Pearl is S$1.90 (one cup per member per day). Without membership, add Golden Pearl topping (+S$0.80) to standard Milk Tea (S$4.80 M) for S$5.60 Medium.
How much is Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea at LiHO? S$6.50 Medium or S$7.50 Large. This is LiHO’s number one signature drink.
How much is Singa-Pandan Shake at LiHO? S$5.90 Medium or S$6.90 Large. The shake uses pandan milk, salted caramel sauce, whipped cream and caramelised cookie crumbs.
What is CheezHO at LiHO? CheezHO is LiHO’s cheese foam top drink category. Cheese Guan Yin, Cheese Jing Syuan and CheezHO Oolong at S$4.10 Medium / S$5.10 Large are the cheapest CheezHO drinks.
What is Avocado Garden at LiHO? The Avocado Garden series uses real avocado blended with other flavours. Pandan Avocado (S$5.90 M), Tropical Mango Avocado (S$6.30 M), CheezHO Avocado (S$6.30 M) and Brown Sugar Pearl Avocado (S$5.30 M).
What is Light Milk Tea Cloud at LiHO? Launched in 2024, Light Milk Tea Cloud uses a lighter whipped milk tea topping. Jasmine, Osmanthus, Orchid and Money Money Light Milk Tea Cloud at S$5.30 Medium each.
What is Coconut Macchiato Flower at LiHO? Launched May 2023 as a Singapore first. Little Yellow Flower (Da Hong Pao Oat Latte with coconut foam top) and Little Red Flower (dark chocolate milk with coconut foam) at S$5.60 Medium each.
What is myLiHOTEA? myLiHOTEA is LiHO’s loyalty app. Free sign up unlocks the S$1.90 Milk Tea with Golden Pearl (one per day), points on every purchase and exclusive member offers.
Does LiHO deliver? Yes. LiHO delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets.
What is the delivery minimum order at LiHO? Each delivery platform sets its own minimum, usually S$10 to S$15.
What time does LiHO open? Most LiHO Singapore outlets open at 10am or 10.30am. MRT level outlets open with station hours.
What time does LiHO close? Most outlets close at 10pm. Dhoby Ghaut MRT and VivoCity run to 10.30pm on weekends.
Is LiHO open 24 hours in Singapore? No. No LiHO Singapore outlet is open 24 hours.
Does LiHO have a drive thru? No. LiHO Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets.
Does LiHO accept PayNow and GrabPay? Yes. Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Does LiHO have a student discount? LiHO does not run a standing student discount. The myLiHOTEA S$1.90 Milk Tea with Golden Pearl deal is the cheapest standing option.
What sizes does LiHO serve? Medium (M, around 500ml) and Large (L, around 700ml). A LiHO Medium measures around 447ml of liquid in a beaker test.
What is the cheapest drink at LiHO? Cheese Ice Cream Black Tea from S$3.50 (at select outlets), Royal Milk Guan Yin at S$3.50 Medium, Jasmine Green Tea at S$2.80 Medium, or the myLiHOTEA S$1.90 Milk Tea with Golden Pearl.
What is the most expensive drink at LiHO? Signature items can reach S$14.90 for premium or limited edition launches. The standing menu peaks around S$7 to S$8 Large.
What toppings does LiHO have? Golden Pearl (brown sugar pearls) at +S$0.80, Pearl at +S$0.70, Herbal Jelly at +S$0.70, Aiyu Jelly at +S$0.70, Pudding at +S$0.80, Red Bean at +S$0.80, Cheese Ice Cream at +S$1.50, Cheese Foam (CheezHO) at +S$1.20.
What is Golden Pearl at LiHO? Golden Pearl is LiHO’s brand name for chewy brown sugar pearls. +S$0.80 as a topping on any drink.
Does LiHO have oat milk? Yes. Oat Milk Da Hong Pao and Oat Milk Jasmine at S$5.90 Medium / S$6.90 Large.
Does LiHO use fresh milk? Yes, on Fresh Milk Oolong and Fresh Milk Guan Yin (S$5.60 Medium / S$6.60 Large). Standard milk teas use non dairy creamer by default.
Does LiHO have coffee? Yes. Signature Coffee at S$3.90 Medium and Da Hong Pao Yuan Yang (milk tea with coffee) at S$4.30 Medium. Various coffee lattes are also on the Lit Coffee menu.
Does LiHO have Yakult drinks? Yakult drinks appear seasonally rather than as a permanent line. For permanent energy drink options, Red Bull Lychee Rose and Red Bull Honey Calamansi are on the menu at S$6.90 Medium.
Does LiHO have fruit tea? Yes. The Fruitea range includes Peach Oolong Fruitea, Lychee Jasmine Fruitea, Mango Delight (S$5.30 Medium each) and Singapore Fruit Tea at S$4.90 Medium.
Is LiHO cheaper than KOI? Comparable. LiHO Classic Milk Tea at S$4.80 Medium is marginally higher than KOI Milk Tea at S$4.50 Medium, but LiHO’s myLiHOTEA S$1.90 member deal is the cheapest standing bubble tea offer in Singapore.
Is LiHO cheaper than Chagee? Yes. LiHO drinks are typically S$3.50 to S$7, while Chagee runs S$5.50 to S$7+.
Is LiHO cheaper than Mixue? No. Mixue is cheaper. Mixue drinks are S$1 to S$4, while LiHO is S$3.50 to S$7.
Is LiHO vegetarian? Mostly yes. Milk teas, CheezHO, Fruitea, Avocado Garden and coffees are lacto vegetarian. For vegans, Pure Tea, fresh fruit teas without milk or cheese, and Oat Milk drinks are safe options.
Does LiHO have gluten free options? Pure Tea, fresh fruit teas, Golden Pearl (tapioca based) and most fruit based drinks are gluten free. Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea contains wheat.
Does LiHO use MSG? No. LiHO does not add MSG to any drinks.
Is LiHO on foodpanda? Yes. LiHO lists most Singapore outlets on foodpanda, with Pandapro free delivery for subscribers.
Is LiHO on GrabFood? Yes. LiHO is on GrabFood with GrabUnlimited free delivery for subscribers at eligible outlets.
Is LiHO on Deliveroo? Yes. LiHO is on Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets.
Is LiHO at Jewel Changi Airport? Yes. LiHO has an outlet at Jewel Changi Airport.
Is LiHO at Orchard? Yes. LiHO has multiple Orchard area outlets including Orchard Gateway, Funan and Dhoby Ghaut MRT.
Where are LiHO outlets in Singapore? Mall outlets include Orchard Gateway, Waterway Point, Tampines Mall, The Star Vista, Junction 8, Funan, Bugis+, VivoCity, Hougang Mall, Westgate, Jurong Point, Nex, Compass One, Causeway Point, Bedok Mall, PLQ Mall, Northpoint City and Jewel Changi. MRT outlets include Dhoby Ghaut and Clarke Quay.
Does LiHO do catering? For office parties of 20 cups or more, call the nearest outlet at least 24 hours ahead. The brand does not offer a dedicated catering line.
Does LiHO have a happy hour? No. LiHO Singapore does not run a formal happy hour. The myLiHOTEA S$1.90 Milk Tea deal is the standing cheap window.
Why did LiHO replace Gong Cha? RTG Holdings’ Gong Cha franchise agreement in Singapore ended after Gong Cha’s Taiwanese parent was sold to Gong Cha Korea in 2017 without formal notice to Tang. RTG rebranded all 80 outlets to LiHO within about a month.
Did Gong Cha return to Singapore? Yes. Gong Cha relaunched in Singapore in 2019 under a different operator. The two brands now operate separately with different menus and pricing.
How do I contact LiHO Singapore? Visit liho.com.sg for outlet list and ordering. Follow @lihosg on Instagram for the current month’s launches, or email customer service through the website.
Does LiHO have a mobile app? Yes. The myLiHOTEA app offers pickup ordering, loyalty points, S$1.90 Milk Tea with Golden Pearl per day and exclusive member deals. Available on App Store and Google Play.
Does LiHO have cheese ice cream? Yes. At around 20 selected outlets, Cheese Ice Cream Black Tea from S$3.50, Cheese Ice Cream Choco at S$4.90 and Cheese Ice Cream Passionfruit at S$5.90. Add cheese ice cream to any drink for +S$1.50.
What is Da Hong Pao at LiHO? Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) is a premium Wuyi rock oolong tea from Fujian. LiHO uses it in Royal Da Hong Pao Milk Tea, Da Hong Pao Yuan Yang (coffee crossover) and the Little Yellow Flower Coconut Macchiato Flower drink.
What is Jing Syuan at LiHO? Jing Syuan (also written Jin Xuan) is a Taiwanese milky oolong tea varietal with natural creamy notes. LiHO uses it in Royal Jing Syuan Milk Tea and Cheese Jing Syuan CheezHO.
Does LiHO do bulk orders for events? Yes. For office events, birthday parties and corporate catering, call the nearest outlet at least 24 hours ahead to confirm bulk order availability. For 50 cups or more, email the LiHO Singapore corporate team through liho.com.sg.
Is LiHO a franchise? LiHO operates all Singapore outlets directly under RTG Holdings. Overseas expansion into Hong Kong, mainland China and other markets uses a franchise model.
Does LiHO have outlets outside Singapore? Yes. LiHO has expanded into Hong Kong, Macau and parts of mainland China, with plans announced for Korea, the US and Canada.
Can I pre order at LiHO? Yes. Pre order through the myLiHOTEA app for scheduled pickup, or through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo.
Does LiHO have a bring your own cup discount? LiHO Singapore does not currently offer a bring your own cup discount. All drinks are served in LiHO branded single use cups.
What makes LiHO different from other bubble tea? LiHO inherits the Gong Cha supply chain (Taiwanese Guan Yin, Jing Syuan, Oolong and Da Hong Pao tea leaves), with Singapore signatures like Kaya Toast Milk Green Tea and Singa-Pandan Shake that no other brand runs. The 94 outlet footprint is also the biggest in Singapore.
